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hi,

	I am trying to setup a freebsd 2.2.2 machine running
sendmail 8.8.7 ( possibly 8.8.8 ) to run as a smtp relay, that
means receiving incoming mail from external network and forward
it to a dedicated server in the internal network, or receiving
outgoing mail from internal network and forward it to the mta
for the receiver's domain.

	Any idea?

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